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		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14811</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi Omake 1 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-05T09:29:18+00:00</updated>
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        <summary type="html">Hanashippanashi &quot;afterword&quot;<br /><br />Page 251<br /><br />Instead of an afterword<br />Hanashippanashi<br />the beginning<br /><br />At night, when I was passing through a nearby shrine.<br />Oh yeah...<br /><br />The body of the dead cat that I saw in the afternoon,<br />It might have that mother cat that was taking care of the kittens here.<br /><br />They used to play a lot at around Inari's shrine [Inari, Uka-no-mitama, the God of harvests]<br /><br />I guess I should go take a look...<br /><br />... It's completely dark.<br /><br />Page 252<br /><br />Someone's there...<br /><br />*Nya- *Nya-<br /><br />For some reason I felt like it'd be bad to interrupt.<br /><br />Page 253<br /><br />Ah<br /><br />... Sorry...<br />She sure moved like a cat, I thought.<br /><br />What if that was the ghost of the dead cat?<br /><br />YOU SAW, DIDN'T YOU~<br />Kya-~<br /><br />Yeah right.<br /><br />The next morning, I went over there again.<br /><br />Page 254<br /><br />Ah...<br /><br />*Su- Su- [Zzz Zzz]<br /><br />That wasn't the ghost of the cat, it was just a Kitsune. [Kitsune, or foxes are the messengers of Inari]<br /><br />... And from all that happened, that's roughly the experience that I had that was the seed that led me to write, &quot;On a day you can hear the band&quot; [Not sure what the English title ended up being, I forget, but check for consistency]<br />And drawing, &quot;On a day...&quot; was the seed that led me to start &quot;Hanashippanashi.&quot;<br /><br />If any of the stories in &quot;Hanashippanashi&quot; become a &quot;seed of imagination&quot; for even a single person who read it, that would be a blessing. [That would make me very happy]<br /><br />[I made the decision to keep the &quot;seed&quot; part in all of the previous parts so I could use the &quot;seed of imagination&quot; phrase he uses at the end]<br /></summary>
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		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14810</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 23 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-05T09:26:02+00:00</updated>
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            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">Another great one.<br /><br />Hanashippanashi 23<br /><br />Page 245<br /><br />Chapter 23: The battle between the clouds and the fog<br /><br />Look, over there.<br /><br />You see that forest over yonder in those mountains?<br /><br />A battle 'tween the clouds and the fog has repeated<br />many a time over that there forest.<br /><br />Page 246<br /><br />The morning light shines through and,<br />all at once, the evening dew throughout the forest become reborn as the fog.<br /><br />*Chapun<br /><br />Page 247<br /><br />*Do-<br /><br />Page 248<br />Page 249<br /><br />Has the fog won, or have the clouds?<br />It's hard to say which one of 'em has taken over the forest.<br /><br />Because to us,<br />The clouds and the fog all look the same.<br /><br />Well, that's how it goes when you watch a fight from the sidelines.<br />Um,<br />I wonder how the clouds know.<br /><br />Hm?<br />They change into the shape of all those different types of animals and fish and stuff.<br /><br />Can they see everything from the sky? <br />No, no.<br /><br />Heavens no. They remember.<br />Before they became clouds. That they were the water in the sea, and that they were part of the fish.<br /><br />That there was a time when they were the grass and the animals.<br /><br />That there might have been a time when they were you.<br /><br />Page 250<br /><br />Hmmm<br /><br /></summary>
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		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14809</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 22 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-05T09:24:26+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">Hanashippanashi 22<br /><br />Page 237<br />Chapter 22: Kana on a cold spring day<br /><br />Page 238<br /><br />On a day when the cold spring wind was roaring<br /><br />Kana, mommy has to go to the toilet so stay here and watch Kou-chan.<br /><br />Kana<br />Kou-chan<br /><br />*Hyuu...<br /><br />Page 239<br /><br />*Byuuu<br />*Bata Bata Bata Bata<br /><br />Uwahh<br />Jeez, it's cold<br />Can't somebody do something about this wind?<br /><br />*Goooo<br />Ah- A baby!<br />Wow! It's so cute<br />Yeah!<br />Hey, you the sister?<br /><br />What's the name? [It's hard to make this ambiguous as to who she's asking in English]<br />Kana...<br />Kana-chan? Kana-chan~<br /><br />Hey, I wonder if it'll eat ice cream.<br />Oh, good idea!<br /><br />Page 240<br /><br />*Byuuuu<br />Sign: Dynamic Bargains!<br /><br />It's so small!<br />And tiny!<br />Wow~ Even though it's this small, it moves around<br />Kana-cha~n<br />Look, it's got teeth too- little ones.<br /><br />I'm all done, Kou-cha~n [Lit: I made you wait]<br />Kana, thank you~<br /><br />... Kana?<br /><br />Kou-chan...<br /><br />*Hyuuu<br /><br />Page 241<br />*Angyaaa Aa-aaa [Generic crying]<br /><br />*Aa Aa Aa Aa A-aa<br />What should we do?<br /><br />It won't stop crying.<br />It's so loud.<br />Its face looks so funny.<br />Ew, it's drooling.<br />Gross.<br />Let's leave already.<br />Yeah.<br />*Aaaa *Angya--a <br />*Byuuuu...<br /><br />Awww I got all dirty.<br /><br />Page 242<br />*Zazaza...<br /><br />*Hyuuuu<br /><br />Ooh, it's cold, it's so cold.<br />*A-aa *Angya *Aaaa<br /><br />Shucks, when it gets this cold these old eyes of mine ain't of no use.<br />*Ngya *Ngya *Aaa<br /><br />Page 243<br />How 'bout it? Would you let me borrow yer eyeballs?<br /><br />What, it ain't gon' be fer that long, just fer a real tiny bit is all.<br />If'n it warms up I might even be able to give 'em back to you t'morrow. [I don't think i used if'n right, but I wonder if that matters]<br /><br />While I'm borrowin' yer eyes you'll just be takin' a lil' nap.<br />That ain't too much trouble, innit? [Okay now i'm mixing British slang but whatever, i'll leave it to the editor to figure it out / fix it] [passive aggressive translating here... lol]<br /><br />And I'll be able to find some grub and live a lil' longer.<br />Ooh, it's cold. Ooh, I'm so hungry...<br /><br />Or I could just eat that baby there.<br />But then, you'll get a scolding from your mommy, won't you?<br /><br />*Angya *Aaa *Na-aa *Aa<br /><br />What, it's just fer a real tiny bit.<br /><br />I'm beggin' ya... [<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ykoFDTqla0&amp;feature=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ykoFDTqla0&amp;feature=related</a>]<br />C'mon.<br /><br />Page 244<br /><br />Kana~<br />Kou-Cha~n<br /><br />Kana-Cha~n<br /><br />*Suu... <br /><br />*Angya *Angya *Ngyaa *Aaa *Na *Na<br />*Byuuuuu...<br /><br /></summary>
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		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14761</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 21 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-03T08:58:52+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">One of my favorite chapters.<br /><br />Hanashippanashi 21<br /><br />Page 230<br /><br />Chapter 21: The sounds of the bells come from your mouth, right?<br /><br />Page 231<br /><br />Whenever she talks, it makes the sound of a bell ringing.<br /><br />Ah, welcome. *Chiri Chiri *Chiri Chiri<br /><br />430 Yen please, *Chiri *Chirin<br />*Gasa *Gasa<br /><br />That's right, but I think they'll be arriving around next week. *koro chiri chiri *koro *chiri<br /><br />Page 232<br /><br />Why does that happen?<br /><br />Ahh, you mean, the bells? *Chiri Chiri *Koro Koro Koro<br /><br />It's not because I've got any bells with me. *Chiri Chiri *Chiri<br /><br />Listen, the sound comes from way back in my mouth, right? *Koro Koro *Chiri Chiri<br /><br />Yeah, from what it feels like, it should be around here... *Chiri Chiri Chiri *Chirin<br /><br />It's like it's ringing out. *koro koro *chiri<br /><br />There's a bamboo forest [thicket] behind my house. *chiri chiri *chirin<br /><br />Page 233<br /><br />When you snap one of the boughs of a withering bamboo it makes a really nice sound. *Chiri Koro Chiri [Do bamboo trees have boughs?]<br /><br />Sort of like a string instrument. *Chirin<br />And I liked that a lot. I still go into that forest all the time... *Chiri Koro Koro *Chiri<br /><br />One sunny afternoon, I felt like I could hear the sounds of bells from above my head.<br /><br />Page 234<br />*Chiri Chiri<br /><br />They came falling down without a noise...<br /><br />Page 235<br /><br />and rang out, all at once, on the earth's surface.<br /><br />Page 236<br /><br />That sound is still stuck in my ears. *Chiri Chiri *Koro<br />But, no matter how much I looked, I couldn't find any of the bells at all. *Chirin *Chiri *Chiri Chiri<br /><br />But, at that moment,<br /><br />one of them made a sound from the bottom of my womb.<br /><br />And that one's still ringing out right now. *Chiri Chiri *Chiri<br /><br />You know, I might even be pregnant with a bamboo child. *korokoro *chiri chiri<br /><br /></summary>
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		<entry>
		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14760</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 20 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-03T08:58:02+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">Hanashippanashi Chapter 20<br /><br />Page 224<br />Chapter 20: Gagagaga<br /><br />I'm riding on the last car of the train. [Can we use caboose?]<br /><br />Page 225<br /><br />I was watching the scene as the station grew distant from behind the car.<br /><br />Right after the train left the station, there was something that suddenly jumped off onto the railroad tracks.<br />And...<br /><br />Began to chase after the train with fervent speed.<br /><br />Page 226<br />What was steadily catching up to the train was,<br />a shirt.<br /><br />The train which was slowly increasing it's speed,<br /><br />was hounded by the shirt closing in at an even faster rate.<br /><br />Come on! You can do it, Shirt!<br />I cheered it on, without thinking.<br /><br />Page 227<br /><br />However,<br /><br />The train continued to increase it's speed.<br /><br />Page 228<br /><br />The shirt ran after desperately but,<br /><br />the distance gradually increased and<br />it got further and further away, and eventually,<br /><br />you couldn't see it anymore.<br /><br />Page 229<br /><br />If we ever get the chance to, let's meet again, shirt!<br /><br />*Gagagaga <br />*Gagagaga<br /><br /></summary>
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		<entry>
		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14759</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 19 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-03T08:57:25+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">Hanashippanashi Chapter 19<br /><br />Page 214<br />Chapter 19: Flying Monkeys [Cue Wizard of Oz song]<br /><br />This is a magnifying glass.<br />*Cha-<br /><br />And this is, &quot;The book with all the answers.&quot; [Lit: The book that everything is recorded in]<br /><br />Here it is.<br /><br />The section about the seasons that are like one small drop of spring falling and lightly mixing into the fish bowl that is winter. <br />[Alt: Seasons: When one small drop of spring falls and lightly mixes into the fish bowl that is winter. This is the section I'm looking for.]<br /><br />Page 215<br /><br />The first paragraph: &quot;Every year around this time, the leaves of the &quot;XXXX tree&quot; ride the seasonal winds of the continents and are propelled for great distances over the oceans.&quot;<br /><br />Page 216<br /><br />&quot;And occasionally, the monkeys that inhabit the &quot;XXXX tree&quot; grab on to these leaves and fly across.&quot;<br /><br />The name of the tree is too small, I can't read it...<br /><br />School Zone [School roads] Otoha Elementary School<br /><br />*Za-<br />School Zone [School roads] Otoha Elementary School<br /><br />Page 217<br /><br />Paragraph no. 103: &quot;When crossing pedestrian walkways you mustn't deviate from the white lines.&quot;<br /><br />Now that I think about it, that is how it is.<br /><br />Page 218<br /><br />*Pa!<br /><br />*Pashi-<br /><br />My hat...<br /><br />Ah-<br /><br />Oh, no!<br /><br />*Su-<br /><br />Page 219<br /><br />*Gacha Gacha Gacha<br /><br />*Gui-<br /><br />You're not supposed to step off 'em, you gotta be careful.<br />*Zururi [Draggggg]<br /><br />Well, I'm in a rush,<br />I'm chasing after the monkeys.<br />The light's gonna change.<br /><br />*Bu- [Beep Beep beep etc]<br />*Bi-<br />*Pu-pu- *Bu<br />Ah<br /><br />Page 220<br /><br />*Chiririn<br />My sandals got lost in the asphalt. [Alt: My sandals were taken by the asphalt] <br /><br />What tree is this leaf from...<br /><br />&quot;The book with all the answers&quot; is gone!<br /><br />The book got lost too... [Alt: the book was taken too]<br />Then there's no way I can find out the name of this leaf!<br /><br />Page 221<br /><br />*Gacha Gacha Gacha<br />*Ta ta ta ta ta ta ta<br /><br />*Gacha Gacha Gacha<br />*Ta ta ta ta ta ta ta<br /><br />School Zone Otoha Elementary School<br />I wonder if she's coming back...<br /><br />Page 222<br /><br />Excuse me, could you tell me the name of this leaf?<br /><br />Can anyone tell me the name of this leaf?<br /><br />Um,<br />Um, excuse me<br /><br />This leaf's name...<br /><br />Please, could you tell me it's name?<br /><br />Excuse me, it's name?<br />Anyone?<br /><br />Page 223<br /><br />Excuse me, do you think you could me the name of this leaf...<br /><br /></summary>
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		<entry>
		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14741</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 18 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-08-02T09:08:46+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
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        <summary type="html">Hanashippanashi<br /><br />Page 199<br />Chapter 18<br />Myrrh<br /><br />*Gototon Gototon Gototon<br /><br />*Gototon <br /><br />*Gototon *Gototon<br />I skipped school and took the train to the sea.<br /><br />Page 200<br />*Zaaaaaaaaaaan....<br /><br />Page 201<br />*Zaaaaaan...<br />A crow's head...<br /><br />*Zapa<br /><br />What are you doing with that crow?<br />Huh? <br />*Zaaaaaaaaaaaa...<br /><br />Page 202<br /><br />Once you get the stench of death on your hands [Alt: stench of a corpse]<br />It's a real hassle. <br /><br />*Za...<br />It's cold-<br />*Pacha Pacha<br /><br />*Zaaaaaaaaan...<br />It won't come off.<br />*Cough*<br />Come this way<br />I've got something to get rid of the smell. [Is there a word for this? Like a disinfectant is for germs... dis...smell..ifier...]<br /><br />What are you going to do with that crow?<br />Use it.<br /><br />For what?<br />Work.<br /><br />Page 203<br />*Zaaaaa....<br /><br />Where are we going?<br />My work place.<br /><br />Here?<br />*Zaan...<br /><br />Page 204<br />*Zaaaaaa...<br /><br />*Gishi<br /><br />These are...<br /><br />Mummies. They're not finished yet. <br />These are the real deal, huh.<br /><br />Page 205<br />Do you make these mummies? [Lit: are you a mummy making person...]<br /><br />Try putting your hand in this.<br /><br />Ah, it got rid of the smell. [Lit: took it away]<br /><br />Removal/treatment of smells is,<br />an important component to the art of the preservation of remains after all.<br /><br />Page 206<br /><br />For example the mummy of Kenu, the second emperor of the Yuu dynasty, is one that is said to give off the most elegant fragrance. [He might be making up these dynasties and emperors]<br />The secret is that the raw essences that were used were beyond imagination. [beyond imagination might be stretching it for this idiom, but it's hard to think of one that might fit better atm.]<br />キジの根　ムラサキヨロイの根　コキの葉　カテの粉末　クイナの骨　黒こしょう ハナヨモギ　ブリナスカの樹脂　オレンジの皮　ミルラ　ちょうじの蕾　マヨニの枝先<br />Kiji essence[root], Purple Angelica root, koki leaves, kate powder, the bones of a rail, black pepper, flower mugwort, burinasuka resin, orange peel, myrrh, clove buds, mayoni boughs...<br />[Kiji: wood grain, pheasant it's hard to tell exactly which it's referring to as you'll see that there are animal parts in this as well, though ne would imply root meaning a plant, it's possible that he made it up again...][Okay, Murasaki is purple, but also a flower (gromwell) Yoroigusa is a plant too (gusa of course being grass): Angelica, both can be used as herbs. MurasakiYoroiBatta is a Japanese Grass hopper... Psophus stridutus, again ne implies root, but I could not find any plant known as murasaki yoroi, another possible invented plant][Koki leaves, I found 1 site on google for koki leaves, and it was about involved a reforestation project, it seems this is a plant's name, but I have no idea what the plant is and the site really didn't give any information about it either. But I guess it might have something to do with a plant local to Angkor watt?. God dammit I'm not a botanist or a herbalist.][Kate powder, haha this reads pretty funny in English, I have no idea what the Kate is in reference to... running searches for it doesn't give any hits either][Rail, as in the bird][Mugword flowers, Yomogi is obviously mugwort, but if it was mugwort flowers, it'd generally be Yomugi no hana, here, it's just hanayomugi, maybe it's a combination of plants like murasakiyoroi, I HAVE NO IDEA and can only guess :/][Burinasuka, searching for this in japanese gives me nothing, I can only assume it's some kind of fictional plant, as it has resin][mayoni boughs, again I have no idea what this is supposed to be, but I guess some fictional plant]<br /><br />It is said that during the French Revolution the masses that uncovered the catacombs in the royal church [temples] of their [successive] sovereigns discovered the beautifully preserved remains of their monarchs along with the lengthy list of the medical essences that were used in the preservation of their bodies...<br /><br />... Sorry about keeping you here with this kind of talk.<br />Ah, am I in your way?<br /><br />That's not what I was trying to say...<br />Good, I actually rather like this kind of thing.<br /><br />Oh yeah, this room doesn't have any heating but it's still pretty warm.<br />Yeah, it's for the mummies below.<br /><br />Page 207<br />When you heat up a dead body in order to completely seal it off it's inner liquids [Lit: Death juice lol, see if there is a more specific term to use for this, maybe taxidermy related] start to gush out over its entire body as if it were sweating and it dries up.<br /><br />To finish it off the power of the sun is borrowed.<br /><br />The smell down there is really something else but, [that's what she said... hooooo!]<br />with this method you're able to get a finish product that is close to one that has naturally mummified.<br /><br />Are the ones here all made like that?<br /><br />Page 208<br />There's another method of drying the body by putting it in a solution of arsenic and natron [Na2Co3 Sodium Carbonate] after you take out the brain and other internal organs. You can even do it with salt.<br /><br />There is also a method where the body is put into a calcium solution and it's lipids coagulate and it becomes adipocerous.<br />*Adipocere: The lipids of the body, when left for long periods within water or the like, change into a wax-like substance<br />[<a rel="nofollow" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adipocere">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adipocere</a>]<br /><br />Do you decide which based on the condition of the body?<br />That, along with whether or not there will be any modification to it's appearance.<br /><br />Since I get requests for sculptures and chimeras too.<br /><br />Page 209<br />*Zaaaaaaaaaa...<br />What kind of people make those requests?<br />A lot come from temples and such. Like for a mummified Kappa or the claw [hand?] of a Gyuuki... [Kappa and Gyuuki, both Yokai/demons from folklore of Japan, just wiki these]<br /><br />*Zaaaaa...n<br />Ah, I see.<br /><br />I get requests from museums, they're used as souvenirs for foreign tourists [is this redundant?]<br /><br />Requests to preserve dead infants as they appeared while they were alive also come relatively frequently.<br />...<br /><br />Page 210<br />Recently, with the growth of plastination, requests for autopsy specimens have become remarkably scarce.<br /><br />They substitute the body fluids of the corpse with plastics so it's possible to produce a specimen that's close to living flesh.<br /><br />They can even cut them into cross sections just like that. As specimens they are certainly excellent, but they seem to lack a certain quality.<br /><br />When I was 10 years old I saw the dead body of a dragon.<br /><br />Page 211<br />When a dragon dies, it becomes lighter than air. It rides the wind and drifts in the sky.<br /><br />It neither rot nor hardened, its body, whose color has faded to white, was merely set adrift on the air's current and tossed about by the wind.<br /><br />I watched as it was carried off somewhere, undulating as if it were almost still alive.<br /><br />Page 212<br />What a beautiful corpse...<br /><br />a beau-ti-ful corp-se... [To emulate the difference in enunciation here]<br /><br />Suikos are on sale today~ [Suiko, another yokai]<br /><br />Page 213<br /><br />10 of 'em for just 50 yen~<br /><br />Suiko Jerky, 10 for 50~ [Okay, jerky might sound crappy, but Himono is sundried food, and the only thing I can think of in English that's an equivalent is jerky right now. And it fits with the later translations because I can use it as a noun]<br /><br />... Jerky, mummies, is there really a difference?<br /><br />Mummies are just the empty shells of yest'day, but jerky'll become the flesh'n blood of tomarrow. [In other words you eat them and they become a part of you]<br /><br />Don be shy, they're jes' 50 yen...<br /><br />Jerky is just tasty dead bodies.<br /></summary>
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		<entry>
		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14516</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 17 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-07-27T08:32:18+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
            <email>admin@mangahelpers.com</email>
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        <summary type="html">I believe the reference is to, Mou ikutu neruto oshougatsu, [Lit: If you keep on sleeping, it'll be new years] Before you know it, it's new years. And she's making new years greeting cards. If anyone knows a better t/l of this idiom, lmk.<br /><br />Update: Oh, I thought of an Idiom that might work. &quot;In a Blink of an Eye.&quot; Well, the problem is really that, Mou ikutu neruto oshougatsu is pretty much a set idiom having to do with new years, and I don't think there are any in English relating to new years like that. Of course you could put, &quot;If you keep on sleeping...&quot; But yeah, it wouldn't really reflect what the chapter is about, but neither does &quot;Before you know it.&quot; Maybe it'll be best to just add &quot;It's New years&quot; to the title.<br /><br />Hanashippanashi Chapter 17:<br /><br />Page 195<br /><br />Chapter 17: Before you know it <br /><br />*Unununun<br /><br />Sure are some bugs 'round 'ere.<br />*Ton Ton Ton Ton<br /><br />Page 196<br />*Shuri Shuri Shuri...<br /><br />*Pachi <br /><br />Dried Potatos<br /><br />*Pera<br /><br />*Chirichirichiri...<br /><br />Page 197<br /><br />Mm<br /><br />Oh no.<br />*Pusu Pusu<br /><br />Hot hot~<br />Burnt again.<br /><br />Hot~<br />Well, I gotsa get rid of the burnt parts.<br />*Pachi<br />*Poro Poro<br /><br />*Poro <br />*Koro<br /><br />Page 198<br /><br />Mm nummy<br /><br />*Patapatapatapata<br /><br />... Sure are some bugs 'round 'ere.<br /><br />*Kafu<br /><br /></summary>
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		<id>https://mangahelpers.com/t/laika/releases/14515</id>
        <title>[English] [Translation] Hanashippanashi 16 by Laika</title>
        <updated>2009-07-27T08:23:25+00:00</updated>
        <author>
            <name>Laika</name>
            <email>admin@mangahelpers.com</email>
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        <summary type="html">I love Daisuke Igarashi &lt;3&lt;3<br /><br />Hanashippanashi Chapter 16<br /><br />Page 183<br /><br />Chapter 16: On a day like this when it's gotten this cold it's better not to look at the sky while walking<br /><br />Gallery Pluto<br /><br />Page 184<br /><br />&quot;You did these?&quot;<br />Ah, no.<br />I'm just helping.<br /><br />Hmmm, these yellows...<br />You can feel a depth to the spirituality of Gogh's yellows but as for this... [alt: feel a deep spirituality?]<br /><br />Page 185<br /><br />Oh look, the colors of this painting are nice, aren't they? <br />Over here, where the sky is.<br />Yeah, yeah, this is what our teacher was talking about...<br />The model from that time was missing a certain something.<br />Don't you think it'd be better to use amber here instead of sienna?<br />I've said this before, haven't I? the way you paint scenery,<br />or to begin with, the method of painting is something that...<br /><br />&quot;The aficionados that act like they know,<br />are the worst enemies of art&quot; (Nicolas de Stael) hmm, I see. [Is there an English translation of this? Look into it...]<br />I should write that down.<br /><br />Ah, leaving already? If you'd like,<br />you can leave your names here...<br /><br />How rude.<br />Truly.<br /><br />*From &quot;Shoujo no Utsuwa&quot; [The lady's vessel] Haitani Kenjirou<br /><br />Page 186<br /><br />*Gatan<br />Good work.<br />Ah, thanks.<br /><br />Did something happen with those two just now?<br />No, not really.<br /><br />It's real cold outside.<br />On a day like this when it's gotten this cold it's better not to look at the sky while walking.<br /><br />Oh, I got a call a bit ago. Some pests are gonna be dropping by so,<br />you can go ahead and call it a day.<br /><br />Okay, I'm gonna head out first then.<br /><br />Page 187<br /><br />I forgot to ask him the reason why so,<br /><br />I decided to look at the sky while walking.<br /><br />Page 188<br /><br />The city...<br /><br />Page 189<br />Page 190<br /><br />Is it reflecting...?<br /><br />Page 191<br /><br />Huh?<br /><br />It's me...<br /><br />Page 192<br /><br />It _is_ reflecting.<br /><br />I stared at myself for a while,<br /><br />and I guess I got bored of it and moved on.<br /><br />While I was, <br /><br />left behind here alone like this.<br /><br />Page 193<br /><br />Behind here alone like this.<br /><br />like this.<br /><br /><br /></summary>
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